Our server Luca took great care of us! Just an absolutely wonderful person! We definitely will be…read morecoming back and asking to sit in her section every time!

First time here and loved every minute of my meal. Ordered herbed chicken, loaded potato, and rice…read more Everything was season perfectly. My husband ordered NY strip and it was cooked expertly. Loaded brownie was the cherry on top even though we did not need to have it, but so glad we did. Service was amazing, attentive and the manager came by to greet us and asked how everything tasted. It was a memorable meal in every way.

The gentleman at the front who took our order was amazing and hilarious! He has a great sense of…read morehumor and made us feel very welcomed. The dining area was nicely kept and the food was really good. Never tried breakfast from wendys before!

If I could give Wendy's zero stars, I absolutely would, because whatever happened inside that…read morerestaurant was less of a dining experience and more of a cautionary tale I'll be telling for the rest of my life. I walked in expecting a quick meal--nothing fancy, just something warm, edible, and preferably not traumatic. Instead, I was greeted with the kind of chaos that makes you wonder if anyone in the building has ever worked in food service before... or even seen food before.

My ideal pizza - very soft and delicious, even the cheese is unique too. Service is not bad but not…read moreoutstanding. Nice view with both indoor and outdoor seating.

I'll give it a 3/5 because the food we ordered was decent. However, the customer service was a…read morecomplete turn off therefore it dropped the review down. The waitress tried to pressure us into feeling bad for giving her over 10% tip stating she expected 20%. M'am respectfully, if you don't do anything beyond your job why do you expect 20%?! Last I checked, tips were meant as a bonus for doing an exceptional job. Just dropping off our food with a smile or taking our order with a smile is the bare minimum when you're in a service oriented job. Not sure when people started becoming so entitled, but if you received a tip worthy of the work you did that should be enough. Definition of what a tip should be: A tip (or gratuity) is a voluntary, discretionary sum of money given by a customer to a service worker (e.g., servers, barbers, valets) as a token of appreciation for a service performed, over and above the base price. Overall, food was good. The staff just made a scene and made everyone at the table feel uncomfortable. It was a party of 4 we got a few drinks and appetizers I think in total we spent like $60. So it's not like it was a gigantic group and she was working her arse off.

Best food in Blacksburg! Service is also top notch. Always a good time at McClain's. Love this…read moreplace!

I decided to come because of all the great things I've been hearing about McClain's. The restaurant…read moreseems very clean & well kept. I had a bit of a wait to be seated. It took my waiter at least 15-20 minutes to realize I was there. After placing my drink order it was another 20 mins before receiving my drink & another 30 mins before I was asked for my order. I ordered the tomato bisque & it was HORRIBLE to say the least, it was not creamy, had small chunk tomato consistency. I had to use my spoon from the soup to eat my salad. I asked for a chicken Caesar salad & my Cesar salad had no chicken. I didn't get silverware with the exception of the soup spoon until I was practically done eating my salad. It was a disappointing 1st experience for sure. Maybe I will try again in the future. The salad was great

I love a good theme. I especially love when a restaurant is creative enough to implement a theme…read moreand stick with it. The theme at Lost in Taste is space. (Get it? Lost in Taste? Lost in space?) From the shiny chrome restaurant exterior that resembles a space ship, to the menu that has things on it like The Black Hole (a black bean burger) to the Creamy Spudnik Soup (potato cheddar soup, basically). It's all outer space, all the time, at Lost in Taste. I visited Lost in Taste with a group, and we all got a bunch of different things. One of the things that was first on my list to order was a cup of coffee. And even though I was visiting for a late lunch, they had coffee brewed and ready to go. Sweet! That perked me right up. My group got a few different appetizers for the table. We got the Canis Comets, which are huge hush puppies (think palm-sized) served with blackberry jam and round balls of soft, salted butter. They came three to an order, and they were delicious, and definitely enough to feed six people because we cut them in half. Another appetizer we ordered was the Big Bang Shrimp, which was breaded shrimp topped with a drizzle of signature sauce. These were delicious, too! The Big Bang Shrimp come eight to an order. One of the people in our group was a wing aficionado, so we also got the traditional, jumbo, bone-in wings, which are served with chips. There are nine different sauces to choose from, and we got the wings slathered in Jupiter's Storm, a mango habanero sauce. Very good! I don't typically like bone-in wings because I think they are a scam, but I appreciated the sweet and savory flavors of these wings. As for me, I got the Caesar salad (meh) and the B.L.I.T. sandwich: bacon, lettuce, interstellar tomato and mayo. It was very good and huge! If you like bacon, then this is the sandwich for you. Lost in Taste is space themed, but it also has an old-fashioned diner vibe. It's a fun restaurant to visit if you want diner food, and also be surrounded by space.

Friendly staff, the pasta and steak were good. Salad was nice. Menu was not accurate for what was…read moreactually served and the respective waitress didn't seem to be sure. "Chicken or steak & shrimp" should mean you get shrimp with either a choice of chicken or steak and the same thing but with SuperNova and the description saying special spices, I didn't taste any special spices but maybe they were there? The waitress mentioned that supernova included the shrimp with either the steak or chicken. I got the steak but not the shrimp. I didn't ask about the shrimp part afterward and was just annoyed at the entire ordering process. The root beer float R2B2 I couldn't taste any orange Fanta if it was added in. Nice place and great hang out for sports games. Used to be a diner and they changed it up to reflect the theme. I like what they are doing even with the nice space stickers on the table. The menu needs to reflect wording better here.

I went here at 8:40pm- which was less than an hour to their closing time. It was bright, clean,…read morespacious, and not busy at all! We were seated immediately and helped to some menus (love the menu sooooo much)! The TV was playing White Chicks and later played Madea's Big Happy Family. Very nice selection. We got our orders taken quickly and it didn't take long for the food to come out! I got the Fish and Chips with Garlic Parmesan Fries! Both items were so nice and crispy! But be aware that the garlic Parmesan is actually a sauce and not like Garlic powder and Parmesan cheese- so it's more of a wet (but still crispy) fry. The Ginger & Mint Tea was also very yummy and refreshing- barely tasted the tea and almost tasted fizzy but nevertheless very refreshing to wash everything down. Just overall such good food and good vibes! Will be coming again and again!

***3 1/2 stars***…read more This was kind of all over the place, and a prescient reminder that sometimes you get what you pay for. My top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality (down the street!) and I stopped here for a much-needed recharge after she led a comprehensive campus tour in 90-degree heat. There weren't a ton of eating options - graduation was apparently last week, and the offseason for the campus town has officially commenced - but this one looked fairly decent for what it was. The menu was also intriguing, with both sushi and Mediterranean-style cuisine. In my experience, jamming a bunch of random types of food onto a menu can be very hit or miss, but I wouldn't say that was really an issue here. We both had sticker shock or lack thereof when we looked at the cocktail menu. Margaritas are about $6, and "top shelf" ones are $8? Incredible stuff. I went with the top shelf frozen berries margaritas, and specifically requested Don Julio. That said - and maybe this is a reflection of my having a more adult palate than the college student target demo, or maybe I'm just officially a degenerate at this point - it wasn't a strong marg at all, and both of us ended up getting extra shots of Don Julio to make it taste better. So the additional tequila brought the total marg prices to $10, which is still incredible in my opinion, given what we're dealing with in the NYC metro area. Since we were on a pretty naughty vacation, I tried to tread water a bit and went with the salmon teriyaki bowl (about $20 I think). Honestly really hit the spot. The salmon was fresh/flavorful, and as you can see from the attached, a ridiculously generous portion. I wasn't in the mood for the accompanying side salad (again, I was on vacation), but the rice and salmon were a distant memory quickly enough. I was also kind of obsessed with the plate that it came on - I'm not really sure how to describe it other than that it looked like dishware you'd find in the Flintstones' house. It sort of looked like a sculpture of a piece of bent tree bark? I know, I'm not giving this justice. We also split the bang bang shrimp app, which was very good as well - maybe a TOUCH over-fried, but I think that's part of the package with the naughty appetizer section of a menu. Would get both of those items again in a heartbeat. The service was honestly pretty mediocre, and a big reason this ultimately was just an okay experience. A shame, given that we both legitimately liked the food. Our waiter was definitely confused by my chum's drink order (which, to be fair, WAS a little off the beaten path - she requested one of their non-alcoholic mango lychee lemonade, plus a separate shot of Don Julio), and our drinks ultimately showed up at the same time as our food. He also came back to our table after about 15 minutes to reconfirm her drink order. Not great, and a reminder that there's no harm in bringing a pen and a pad with you to the table. This wasn't terrible by any means, but was an uneven experience. Frankly, I think expectations should be a little tempered in a college town, where the average diner is probably in their early 20s and pretty low maintenance when it comes to their food and drink preferences. But if they figured out the service here, they'd really have something.

We celebrated our 9th anniversary at Ocean Samurai. The restaurant was clean and inviting. We…read morereally liked the hibachi, yakisoba noodles, and the appetizers. Our waiter was super nice and helpful. We didn't care for the sushi. The fish was warm, which is off putting for something that should be ice cold. We will be back and just eat the hibachi, yakisoba, appetizers and enjoy the excellent service.

When I heard about an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in my area, I was super excited. However, I…read morewas extremely disappointed with the quality of the food. The rolls had a terrible rice to fish ratio to the point where about 90% of the roll was rice. It's clear that it was meant to save money by the restaurant and fill customers up faster. Honestly, 30 dollars plus tip for that quality of sushi is sort of ridiculous. Now for the positives: the ambiance was very nice, the decor was beautiful, and it was very clean. The service was also quite good. TLDR: Don't waste your money by going here, there are far better sushi restaurants in the area.

As I walked in, door was open and greeted right away; Haley was very kind and efficient with her…read moreservice. Steak very flavorful along Caesar salad. Very quiet which was nice, might have been before the crowds arrive after 1:00pm on Sunday.

The steakhouse salad is without a doubt, one of the best menu items at Outback…read more The mixture of flavors, the crunchiness of the lettuce, the hot steak melting, the cheese, and mixing with the dressing, gives your mouth a full flavor experience! I highly recommend